Lemhi County Airport

KSMN / SMN

Salmon, US

KSMN (SMN) Lemhi County Airport — Charts, Approach Plates & Operations

6 official charts for Lemhi County Airport (KSMN / SMN) — airport diagrams, instrument approach procedures, SIDs, STARs, and operational information for pilots.

KSMN Airport Charts & Approach Plates

Official charts for Lemhi County Airport published by the national aviation authority. Updated every 28 days per AIRAC cycle. All links open the official PDF source in a new tab.

Takeoff Minimums 1

All charts sourced from official AIP publication. Last updated: April 8, 2026. Always verify with the official AIP before flight.

Airport Operations

Lemhi County Airport is an uncontrolled public-use airport at 4044 ft elevation with a single asphalt runway 17/35 (5510x75 ft). The airport has pilot-controlled lighting including MIRL, REIL, and PAPI on runway 17, with UNICOM/CTAF on 122.8 MHz. Special considerations include right traffic for night operations on runway 17 and cold temperature altitude corrections below -12°C.

Fuel & Services

Fuel Available
Yes
Fuel Types
AVGAS 100LL JET-A1
Operating Hours
0800-1700

Parking & Handling

GA Parking
Available
Details
Aircraft ramp available, taxiway access to aircraft ramp located on SE end of airport is closed
Landing Fees
No landing fee

Published Approach Procedures

RNAV (GPS) RWY 17 RNAV (GPS)-D VOR/DME-B

Special Procedures

Use right traffic pattern for night operations only on RWY 17. Cold temperature airport - altitude correction required at or below -12°C

PPL / GA Operations

No control tower - use CTAF 122.8 MHz. Activate runway lighting via CTAF (MIRL RY 17/35, REIL both ends, PAPI RY 17). Right traffic pattern for RWY 17 night operations only, otherwise left traffic for RWY 35. Retroreflective reflectors on parallel taxiway and ramp area. SE ramp access taxiway closed. AWOS available on 135.075 MHz.

Source: AIP data extracted Apr 8, 2026. Always verify with official AIP before flight. View source

Radio Frequencies

4 frequencies
UNICOM
122.800
MHz
CTAF/UNICOM
RDO
122.550
MHz
BOISE RDO
CNTR
132.400
MHz
SALT LAKE CITY CNTR
AWOS
135.075
MHz
AWOS 3
Emergency Frequency
121.500
International Emergency

Usage Instructions:

Tower: Airport traffic control
Ground: Surface movement control
Approach: Terminal area control
ATIS: Automated weather & airport info
• Click any frequency to copy to clipboard
• Always verify frequencies with current charts before flight
• Frequencies may change - check NOTAMs for updates
Data Source: Frequencies are sourced from OurAirports.com, updated daily. Always verify current frequencies using official airport charts, AIP publications, or contact the airport directly. Frequencies may change due to operational requirements or regulatory updates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many charts are available for KSMN (SMN) Lemhi County Airport?

We list 6 official charts for KSMN, including airport diagrams, instrument approach procedures (IAP), SIDs, STARs, and visual approaches sourced directly from the official AIP.

Where can I find instrument approach plates for KSMN?

All instrument approach procedures (IAP) for KSMN (SMN) Lemhi County Airport are available on this page, linking directly to the official PDF charts published by the aviation authority. These include ILS, RNAV/GPS, VOR and LOC approaches for all runways.

Are the charts for KSMN free?

Yes, all chart links on this page point to official free sources including FAA d-TPP, EUROCONTROL eAIPs, and national aviation authority publications. No subscription required.

How often are charts updated?

Official charts follow the AIRAC cycle and are updated every 28 days. The links on this page always point to the current effective cycle from the official source.